'Frankendoodle' is the second segment of the 34th episode of SpongeBob SquarePants.

On the ocean's surface, an artist (played by Doug Lawrence) in a rowboat is sketching feverishly, when his pencil suddenly slips from his hand and falls into the sea. As the artist cries out in horror, the French Narrator states the first rule of the artist at sea: ' Always bring a spare pencil.'ĭown on the ocean floor, SpongeBob and Patrick are playing 'Rock-Paper-Scissors' using bubbles when the pencil suddenly lands in between them. SpongeBob and Patrick, at first terrified of the large artifact, start to doodle with it. They soon come to discover that whatever they draw with the pencil is brought to life, and thus dub it the 'Magic Pencil.' SpongeBob soon draws 'DoodleBob,' a sketch version of himself intended to fool Squidward. Arbitrary Skepticism: Sandy laughs off the existence of magical pencils, mind control and evil doodles during her conversation with DoodleBob. The game provides examples of: Doodlebob And The Magic Pencil Game. The pencil sinks to Bikini Bottom when dropped in the ocean.The live-action version of this pencil is longer while the animated version is shorter.It is one of the many items that appears in the live-action close-up of Old Man Walker's box. However, DoodleBob instead beats Squidward up and steals the Magic Pencil, going off to wreak havoc across the seascape. The game was later given a High Definitionremake by Ethan Wake in 2019. In real life, human-made pencils are buoyant and float in water.

SpongeBob eventually turns the tide of battle and uses the pencil's eraser to rub out DoodleBob. Unbeknownst to SpongeBob and Patrick, a lone arm remains, and in the night it steals the pencil back from SpongeBob and redraws its body. DoodleBob then attempts to erase SpongeBob, and during the struggle, the pencil is snapped in half. DoodleBob has the eraser and SpongeBob has the point.

Doodlebob and the magic pencil game